has anyone heard of a price for the ebmod 5 port?

rcplanet.com has pre orders of two styles i think race prep and full mod

http://www.rcplanet.com/Go_Tech_Nitr..._21_s/1682.htm

I dont have mine yet. I will tell you I have a GO 5 port in my Truggy that has 5 gallons on it and I have only needed a front bearing after 2,000,000,000,000 total rpms it still straight up rocks.
My 7 port in the buggy too much power period.

Go 5 port ofna 086 pipe odonnell 77t glow plug and 30% odonnell
Go 7 port dynamite 053mr pipe 77t 30% od fuel
I will never use another engine but GO.

NICE

Matrix R2 RTR with GO 7 ports and GO 2047 pipe, ready to go ! :

Hi Guys I have a .21 Go Tech engine 5 port turbo and need a new complete carb whats a good carb for this engine that not the one that the engine brings?? Please if you can give me a part number for the carb that you are suggesting thanks a mill.

Felix

I use a Novarossi carb

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/8844

You can use a RB Concepts carb

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/8844

OS carb

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/6213

I suggest you search ebay. You might be able to find the carb for under $70.00 new. I bought my Novarossi carbs for around $50.00 shipped off of ebay.

ok guys i have a problem here/ my go 3port sport is a beast but i am using a jp3 right now but i need more snap on the bottom end.

If you arent running them already, install some heavier clutch springs. This will cause the engine to rev more before the clutch engages, thus increasing acceleration. As far as the pipe, if you like the JP3 then the JP1 is the way to go for more bottom. It is Jammins low-end power pipe.

With my old gen 2 7-port I had some carb problems so I used an OS v-spec carb...perfect no problems after ..but the new gen 5 carbs have no problems at all last season....and i'll also second the opinion on heavier clutch springs..changing from 1mm to 1.1mm transformed my buggy with the 7-port..the 3 port is fine with the 1mm though

thought i'd try and upload a couple of pics and say hello here too guys..

Is that you gary ?

yeh sure is mark..hows the weather down under..I'm still trying to get our circuit ready for next year and get you some photos done..we are minus 9 ºC and under 4 inches of snow at the moment so it won't be happening this week..shovelled 16 tonne of dirt so far for the new triple jumps etc...and we have had confirmation that we are hosting the "championnat de france" in 1/5 TT buggy class on the 14,15,16 june this year.. not bad for only our 3rd year since opening the club..I guess 3 days of 75 drivers in 1/5 class will show how enduring my circuit building skills are...revamped the track with longer straights and more run up to the tabletop as well as a really nasty technical section with 3 180º bends a 270º thats got a nice slidey tiled surface...a new triple jump that turns 90º in its middle....I also grassed the back straight and the biggest banked corner which makes for great acceleration in the straight but really easy traction rolls if you get the line wrong around the corner..won't slide at all mid turn..hehe..just got the last jump to finish ,a couple of drains to move some surface water to dig,and a little resurfacing on the pit lane.....there are some older pics of the circuit from last season on www.mbc61.fr

by the way .....HAPPY NEW YEAR

What size would y'all run in a truggy? 21, 25, or 28?

+1 on heavier springs, and try a JP-2. Works great on my 3 port and 7 port. Tried a JP-1 but it took to much off the top.